Write in simplest form: -8(1.2c - 3.3d) 16.8cd -9.6c+26.4d 16.8(c + d)

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Write in simplest form: -8(1.2c - 3.3d)

16.8cd

-9.6c+26.4d

16.8(c + d)

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I believe the answer is -9.6c+26.4d

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